Month: May 2020

By John McGown, Jr. Reprinted from Tax Notes State, January 27, 2020, p. 349 Chairman Tom Harris has been at the Idaho State Tax Commission since May 2019, and he’s […]

By the Idaho Associations of Defense Counsel Staff “Jack Gjording has a true love of the law.” “He pours his all into every case; he truly enjoys working up cases […]

By Fred G. Zundel Assume the following facts. John is an enrolled member of an Idaho Tribe. Jane is not a person of Native American descent and is not a […]

By Keith Bryan A Meridian couple is facing felony charges after police say officers found their children in a house filled with garbage, mildew, and expired food. Four children, who […]

By Michael T. Carney and Kirsten Heninger If she’s really a victim, why didn’t she just leave? [i] We have all heard the saying “Be the change you wish to […]

By Frederick G. Zundel Over the past several years state legislatures have addressed the scourge of domestic violence by passing civil protection order statutes and adding domestic violence as a […]

By Donald F. Carey I resist change. In fact, I hate change. I like routine. I am very comfortable in my routines. I embrace change only when it is forced […]